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Why the holes in the tubes if they are pulled after a couple of days? what is the worm population difference between the j-su and the vermicompost? Or the difference between the the composts in general?

New AgrowDrill AD340 could do 2 depths, hydraulic valve change would give different depth on each tool bar if it doesn't do it standard

An example of why scientists cannot lead in Regen Ag. The 5 basics (no till, armour, living/biodiverse roots, animal impact) are understood to be the substance of Regen practice. Constant testing and keeping precise records is time-consuming and can only serve to reaffirm what the naked eye can see in the quantity and quality of life above ground. As Roger Savory clearly argues: data from decades cannot reliably inform practitioners in *non-closed systems such is nature.* The professional farmer (basic #6?) employs compost-derived amendments to accelerate the Regen process, preferably home-grown using the variety of methods, to find those that suit his patch of paradise.

Your solution is easy, H2CO3 carbonic acid, which is made by Mother Nature.

Now I think if your pH is high the problem is your Carbon in that part of the 4.5 to 5.5 inches of depth, and the hydrogen potential is low. There is an imbalance in C:N.

And if you expect worm colonies you won't see them, because you maintain EC greater than 2.5 ds/m r and the worm doesn't find it a pleasant environment.

I believe that for the crack in the soil where the root follows its route, the crack or fissure occurs very frequently due to expansions and contractions of clays in these vertisol soils. The time between the saturated soil and the physical contraction resulting from moisture loss is very short, between that period the fissures are very frequently present.

Big Congratulations to all those working on the report. I really hope Dan's work can get mainstreamed. The findings are quite shocking.

Fabulous work

It’s true soil is priceless. In my town arborist mulch is free and you can order unlimited. People kinda look at me like I’m weird. I’ve been spreading it over my land and it’s insane how much the land has already changed. 6 inches of mulch completely changes a depleted ecosystem believe it or not.

8:49 every 1% , 160mil ltrs retencion

It seems Rebecca has gone (nearly) full circle in returning to the South West Slopes...I've just been listening to one of her broadcasts on 2AY Albury as a freshly minted AFTRS graduate in 1985! It's funny how life works out.

I've noticed a very disturbing phenomenon, CZcams is putting climate change informational warnings on all permaculture and regenerative farming videos. The USSA is absolutely under assault by the globalists and Marxist cabal.

The Savory Institute

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently work hard to care for the soil.

I abs love this mini doc. When we fix the soils, we will fix the agricultural system and eventually the health of the citizens. It's what Dr. Robert Lustig, MD says, that the health of a nation's people is a matter of national security and it must be everyone's top priority.

Excellent video

Great encouragement. David, James, Courtney, could one of you provide constructive criticism on my measurement timings please ? Rather than a specific fortnight, I take my annual measurements at pasture seed fill (so that could be Sept/Oct/Nov for my region) to monitor soil chem, soil bio & plant tissue results.

How can we contact Costa or a guru to inform them of a great succulent farm on the Central coast which would be a great tv programme

Can a tyne drill with coulters be used for this technique?

*PromoSM* 🤩

A great podcast 👍✌️

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Gratitude this is a very easy to understand information about the Soil Health and Healthy Food

Amen!

we will have to learn eventualy

Keep Up the great soil asset work .Vert exciting times for the improvement of food and fibre production

Any wood with moisture and white ant's becomes great compost with a little grass and time dig some infiltratetion pits and fill them with wood grass and leaves bug's and let them make it for you

Infiltratetion pits up hill of paddock with trees leaves and grasses manure dead animals helps Fungal growth and spread ✌️👍🤘als somewhere for fungi and worms to hide in dryer times 👏

A on farm organic mater Johnson and sue composting extract sistem pholyier spray would help the health of the soil to help it defend from pests and build strength against drought and infiltratetion pits with trees leaves grasses in them up hill of growth helps nutrients and good Fungal growth 👍🤘

If you want to bring down pH composting is the key

Ja die bogrond en ondergrond is n interresante een.

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently live through a drought and we are tending to erosion gullies

This channel is very underrated. Great work guys.

great stuff. greets from Portugal.

Excellent thoughts

The large flows, floods , are necessary for the environment. Catching them will in itself change the downstream river flows

Pictures of the Johnson and sue composting sistem and it's location please 👍✌️

If the Regenerative community get more and more into direct sales they will generate the cash to overpower the reluctants and begin the rehydration of Australia. Dr. Jehne was quite clear, deserts create heat vortices that repel rain so the very idea that this is a dry continent can eventually be dismissed. Between the plough and the fire stick humans have made this continent largely barren but it can be reversed and innovations like these will be extremely helpful.

Mark Tupman 1 second ago Following this webinar, we have found out that the total sugar levels include all forms of sugar in the plant sap. The EC levels on the are an indication of total ionic nutrients. Brix readings, on the other hand, are indicative of both total sugars and total ionic nutrients. Remember that high levels of things like potassium or sodium can spike EC levels so higher Brix readings don’t always correlate with high sugar levels or a good nutritional profile.

Hi, Can you provide book title re fungi ids @44mins. Much appreciated!

Brilliant! Thank you.

Pt 1: Brilliant work, the mulch was thick and doing its job, a soil whisperer. Not too many 'trials' just find out what works and apply those that can be done. Pt 2: Companion planting is almost a must for soil recovery, the synergy is all but guaranteed and subsequent usage needs to follow on/augment what has been achieved. No mention of 12-16 way cover crops to bridge between cash crops? Neither the aggressive use of compost sprays on any growth to power up the root penetration and access to minerals through aggregation. Does Soils for Life keep any figures on the penetration/acceptance of Regen Ag? Australia should be higher than the world average of 12.5%.

Awesome!

Regenerative Agriculture is the prescription for pastoral care of our planet. It can reclaim deserts permanently, improve nutrition and food availability, mitigate floods and droughts, clean up the water in our dams and rivers and preserve habitats and ecosystems. It is the complete answer to the climate change hysteria. *It is still not government policy.* It has the highest goal, Quality in every aspect which is also lower stress for the farmer, a remarkable development. Australians are leaders in the Science, Innovations, Practitioners, etc. Jehne, Jones, Massey, Seis, Maynard, Marsh, Andrews, Maslin, Haggerty, to name but a few. Well worth the deep dive, especially for parents of school-scared youngsters.

30% of mulching/ legume nitrogen fixing Tree's increase yeald per acre do the math it's a lot?

Mulching Nitrogen fixing fungal fixing legume growing trees on the small bit of less predictive soil on those banks if you are worryed about over growth slash it onto the bare conture trenches for more mulching and fungal/ microbe fixing ?

It would be interesting to see the 30% tree cover of tree legumes on conture nitrogen fungal/water infiltration/ composting pits in-between the crop's and maybe Haringtons /Johnson and sue composting extract additive sistem too increase yeald per acre might be worth a think ?

Is there a empty shed on the farm ?